SEEN! Simple search on Google right now of just the TWO WORDS "africa coronavirus" simultaneously VALIDATES what afro-p reported to you about the situation way back in 2020 and yet also EXPOSES how CENSORED, WEAK and MISLEADING their search results STILL are on highly debated topics

 

WOW! NO JOKE!! SERIOUSLY!!! It is ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS yet (somehow) SADLY HILARIOUS that going on into THREE YEARS since this pandemic began -- as of today: February 2, 2023 -- if one enters just these two words: "africa coronavirus" into Google -- THE EXACT SAME ARTICLE that came up FIRST back in September 2020 and that I reposted on this very website at that time STILL comes up as the FIRST result to this VERY DAY.

GOOGLE employees who filed RACISM complaints TOLD TO SEEK THERAPY: report

    

If you read the recent post I made about Silicon Valley, it's pretty clear that THEY are actually the ones who need to 'check their mental health'...

Multiple current and past employees of the tech company claimed to have been sent away by the human resources department

DeMicia Inman | THE GRIO

After they experienced racist behavior and sexual harassment on the job, several employees of Google sought assistance from the human resources department. According to a new report, instead of investigating the allegations, HR directed the victims to take time, citing their own mental health as reasoning.

Google working on smart tattoos that turn skin into living touchpad; Elon Musk pushing new brain microchip that will supposedly 'cure depression and addiction'

Google is working on smart tattoos that, when applied to skin, will transform the human body into a living touchpad via embedded sensors

IANS | BUSINESS STANDARD

Google is working on smart tattoos that, when applied to skin, will transform the human body into a living touchpad via embedded sensors.

Part of Google Research, the wearable project is called "SkinMarks" that uses rub-on tattoos.

The project is an effort to create the next generation of wearable technology devices, the CNET reported citing white papers and demo videos.